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duolingoHepCat
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In American English, "coming out" has a very specific idiomatic meaning: namely, proclaiming one's homosexuality openly. The idiom is related to the idiom that a secretly gay person is "in the closet (about being a homosexual)" In fact, this idiom is the vastly predominant meaning of "coming out" in American English. Is this Hungarian sentence ever used that way?
January 18, 2018
It's OK. They just haven't consistently accepted "also" as a synonym for "too" in every sentence yet, so just report it when it happens.
October 7, 2016
-------- duo doesn't accept are you, too, coming out ? . . .
Big 7 mar 19
March 8, 2019
------- although duo DOES accept: are you coming out, too . . .
Big 14 mar 19
March 15, 2019
